CHRISTMAS IN THE CANYON
DATES: NOV 26 - DEC. 23
6:00 - 9:00 PM
FREE ADMISSION

Come celebrate Christmas at Tuacahn this holiday season! With over 250,000 twinkling lights, a live nativity show, train rides, open fire, and a visit with Santa Claus, you don’t want to miss Tuacahn’s Christmas in the Canyon event! There is no admission charge to visit Tuacahn and enjoy Christmas in the Canyon. Tuacahn's Cafe will be open for dinner and treats! Please see our Calendar for dates and times.

LIVE NATIVITY
SHOW DATES: NOV 26 - DEC. 23
SHOW TIME: 7:00 PM
ADDITIONAL SHOW TIME: 8:15 PM (SELECT NIGHTS ONLY)
TICKETS: $3 PER PERSON, $20 PER FAMILY
OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATRE

This 20-minute telling of the birth of the Christ child is sure to become a family tradition. With new music and narration, live animals, and acting by volunteer groups, there is no better reminder of the true meaning of Christmas! Presented in our outdoor amphitheatre. $3 per person, $20 per family (up to 10 people).
In order to comply with state a local health guidelines, Live Nativity performances will now have assigned seating. Please book your tickets in advance. We expect the majority of the shows to sell out.

OLD SALTY TRAIN
DATES: NOV 26 - DEC. 23
RUN TIME: 6:00 - 8:30 PM
TICKETS: $2 PER PERSON

Take a train ride through the majestic red rocks of Padre Canyon on the Old Salty Train, provided by Ruby’s Inn. $2 per person.

SANTA CLAUS
DATES: NOV 26 - DEC. 23
VISITING HOURS: 6:00 - 8:30 PM
FREE VISIT

Santa won’t be quarantining at the North Pole to escape the coronavirus pandemic. But that doesn’t mean he’s ready for kids to hop on his lap. Visiting Santa is yet another holiday tradition getting tweaked during what is shaping up to be a COVID Christmas. Masks will be required and instead of sitting on his lap, you'll be standing next to him. Don't worry...you'll still get great pictures and a treat.

Admission is free to visit Tuacahn and enjoy the lights, open fire, music, and ambiance of the holiday season during Christmas in the Canyon! It's Tuacahn's way of saying "thank you" to the community for its support and to remind us all of the true meaning of Christmas.